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Friday, 10 September 2021] 513 No 42 – 2021] THIRD SESSION, SIXTH PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA _________________ NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ================ ORDER PAPER ================ FRIDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER 2021 Meeting of House: 10:00 ORDERS OF THE DAY: 1.

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services on Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill [B 12 - 2021] (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 7 September 2021, p 10).
Second Reading – Criminal Procedure A mendment Bill [B 12B - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Minister of Justice and Correctional Services).

Consideration of Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act Amendment Bill [B 16D - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) and of Report of Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services on amendments proposed by National Council of Provinces (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 8 September 2021, p 31).
Consideration of Domestic Violence Amendment Bill [B 20D - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) and of Report of Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services on amendments proposed by National Council of Provinces (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 8 September 2021, p 30).

Consideration of Report of Standing Committee on Finance on Determination of remuneration of members of the Financial and Fiscal Commission (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 8 September 2021, p 28).
Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Transport on 2020/21 second and third quarter expenditure of Department of Transport (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 12 May 2021, p 146).
Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology on 2020/21 Third-Quarter performance report ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 Friday, 10 September 2021] 514 of Department of Higher Education and Training (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 4 June 2021, p 14).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology on Financial and non-financial performance of 2020/21 Third Quarter of Department of Science and Innovation (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 3 June 2021, p 4).

FURTHER BUSINESS ORDERS OF THE DAY: 1.

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Consideration of Report of Ad Hoc Committee to initiate and introduce legislation amending section 25 of the Constitution (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 9 September 2021, p 22).

Second Reading debate – Constitution Eighteenth Amendment Bill [B 18 – 2021] (National Assembly – sec 74(2)) – (Ad Hoc Committee to initiate and introduce legislation amending section 25 of the Constitution of the National Assembly).
Decision of Question on Second Reading – Employment Equity Amendment Bill [B 14B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Minister of Employment and Labour).

Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Basic Education on Fourth quarterly report on performance of Department of Basic for 2020/21 Education (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 8 September 2021, p 31).
strategic objectives in meeting its Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on Oversight visit to Government Printing Works (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 26 August 2021, p 4).

Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Transport on 2020/21 fourth quarter expenditure of Department of Transport (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 19 August 2021, p 20).
Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Social Development on Third quarter performance and expenditure report for 2020/21 of Department of South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) and National Development Agency (NDA) (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 18 August 2021, p 24).

Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on Ease of Doing Business Bill [B 6 - 2021] (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 18 August 2021, p 4).
Second Reading debate – Ease of Doing Business Bill [B 6 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Mr H C C Kruger, MP).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Police on Oversight visit to Central Firearm Registry (CFR) and Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) Biology Section, Pretoria (Gauteng Province) on 15 May 2021 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 5 August 2021, p 22).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises on Oversight visit to Alexkor (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 1 July 2021, p 14).

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Consideration of Report of Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests on 2019 Register of Members’ Interests: Late and non- disclosures, contravention of Code of Ethical Conduct and disclosure of Members’ Interests (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 7 June 2021, p 4).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Transport on Oversight visit to Gauteng and Mpumalanga Provinces (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 1 June 2021, p 67).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Transport on Oversight visit to Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 1 June 2021, p 57).

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Consideration of Report of Joint Standing Committee on the Financial Management of Parliament on Parliament of Republic of South Africa’s performance in Quarter 4 of 2020/21 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 28 May 2021, p 13).

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Consideration of Report of Joint Standing Committee on the Financial Management of Parliament on Parliament of Republic of South Africa’s performance in Quarter 3 of 2020/21 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 28 May 2021, p 3).

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Consideration of Report of Powers and Privileges Committee on Allegations of conduct constituting contempt of Parliament by members of National Assembly during mini-plenary on Budget Vote 9: Public Enterprises on 11 July 2019 at E 249 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 17 May 2021, p 79).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Environment, Forestry and Fisheries on Oversight visit to KwaZulu-Natal Province from 3 to 5 February 2021 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 11 May 2021, p 88).

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Consideration of Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation on Annual reports and financial statements of Department of Water and Sanitation and entities for 2019/20 financial year (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 3 May 2021, p 6).

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Consideration of Report of Joint Standing Committee on Defence and Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans on Oversight visit to selected military bases in Gauteng and selected landline borders ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 Friday, 10 September 2021] 516 from 27 to 29 November 2020 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 25 March 2021, p 7).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy on Oversight visit to Western Cape Province (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 19 March 2021, p 7).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology on National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) 2019/20 financial and service delivery performance (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 18 March 2021, p 27).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology on Oversight visit to Vaal University of Technology (VUT) (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 18 March 2021, p 12).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry on Request by Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition to make recommendations on suitability of candidates for position of Chairperson of Board of National Lotteries Commission (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 17 March 2021, p 12).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Health on National Health Amendment Bill [B 29 – 2018] (Announcement, Tablings and Committee Reports, 11 March 2021, p 31).

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Second Reading debate – National Health Amendment Bill [B 29 – 2018] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Dr S S Thembekwayo, MP).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation on Provincial engagements on specific issues relating to Water and Sanitation sector (Announcement, Tablings and Committee Reports, 11 March 2021, p 10).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation on 2020/21 first quarter financial and non- financial performance of Department of Human Settlements (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 1 March 2021, p 6).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on First and second quarter performance of 2020/21 financial year for Budget vote 12: Statistics South Africa (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 February 2021, p 34).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on First and second quarter performance of 2020/21 financial year for Budget vote 9: Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation and Brand South Africa (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 February 2021, p 25).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on First and second quarter performance of 2020/21 financial year for Budget vote 7: National School of Government ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 517 [Friday, 10 September 2021 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 February 2021, p 19).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on First and second quarter performance of 2020/21 financial year for Budget vote 10: Department of Public Service and Administration (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 February 2021, p 11).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on First and second quarter performance of 2020/21 financial year for Budget vote 12: Public Service Commission (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 February 2021, p 5).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure on 2020/21 First and second quarter performance of Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, and Property Management Trading Entity (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 23 February 2021, p 22).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Communications on Revised Annual Performance Plan and Strategic Plans of Department and entities (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 18 February 2021, p 4).

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Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Employment and Labour on Joint oversight visit with Standing Committee on Public Accounts Insurance Fund head-quarters (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 3 February 2021, p 6).

to Unemployment 37.
to Unemployment 37.

Consideration of Report of Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on Oversight visit to Beitbridge and Lebombo Ports of Entry in Limpopo and Mpumalanga Provinces, respectively (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 27 January 2021, p 5).

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Consideration of Report of Powers and Privileges Committee on Allegations of conduct constituting contempt of Parliament by members of Economic Freedom Fighters during State-of-the-Nation Address on 13 February 2020 (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 11 December 2020, p 7).
_________________ MOTIONS (Notice given previously): See p 347-350 (Ms T V B Mchunu, Mr M S F de Freitas, Mrs E N Ntlangwini, Mr G J Skosana, Mr M Hlengwa, Mr P A van Staden, Mr H G April, Mr W M Thring, Mr T B Mabhena, Mrs E N Ntlangwini, Ms N T Mkhatshwa, Mr A M Shaik Emam, Ms T V B Mchunu, Mr L M Ntshayisa, Ms J S Mananiso, Mr G K Y Cachalia, Mr M G E Hendricks, Mr H G April, Mrs E N Ntlangwini, Mr S N August) p 489-491 (Mr H G April, Dr L A Schreiber, Mrs M R Mohlala, Ms T S Masondo, Ms L L van der Merwe, Mr W W Wessels, Ms G K Tseke, Ms M E Sukers, Mr N L S Kwankwa, ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 Friday, 10 September 2021] 518 Mrs V van Dyk, Dr S S Thembekwayo, Ms F A Masiko, Mr X S Qayiso, Mr H G April, Ms H S Winkler, Mr M G E Hendricks, Ms L H Arries).
MOTIONS (Notice given on 7 September 2021): 1.

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Subject for discussion (Ms P P Makhubele): The prevalence of workplace bullying in South Africa and whether there are differences in employees’ experiences of bullying based on their socio-demographic characteristics and diversity experiences.
21dn107e Subject for discussion (Mr C Brink): The need to devolve certain constitutional powers and functions to provinces and municipalities, which are more capable of better fulfilling these powers and functions.

21dn108e Subject for discussion (Mrs Y N Yako): Making the Industrial Parks Revitalisation Programme (IPRP) accessible to the youth in rural areas so that information pertaining job regaining and job creation will be readily available to them.
21dn109e Subject for discussion (Ms E D Peters): The importance of finalising and implementing a social compact which steers the country towards active citizenry and ethical leadership.

21dn110e Subject for discussion (Ms Z Majozi): The rising levels of violence in schools and the urgent need to mobilize all stakeholders to combat this alarming trend.
21dn111e Subject for discussion (Mr P A van Staden): The true value and necessity of the Extended Public Works Programme (EPWP) in the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure and whether or not it actually contributes to sustainable employment creation in South Africa.
21dn112e Subject for discussion (Ms P N Abraham): Strengthening and deepening South Africa’s economic diplomacy capabilities to ensure closer alignment between the diplomatic mission structures and the objectives of economic diplomacy, including in personnel and representation.
21dn113e Subject for discussion (Mr S N Swart): The challenges facing the mining sector in the country, particularly regarding the rife criminality, murder and mayhem with mining companies having to ward off procurement mafia, illegal miners and crime syndicates, that seriously threaten the viability of the sector.

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Subject for discussion (Mrs V van Dyk): The state of the South Africa’s heritage sites.

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Subject for discussion (Mrs L F Tito): The Department of Home Affairs’ computer systems that are forever on downtime, it’s security and the backlog of ID documents.

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Subject for discussion (Ms A S Zuma): The development impact of performance monitoring and evaluation of government’s services, programmes and projects.

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Subject for discussion (Mr P M P Modise): The implementation and monitoring of South Africa’s national climate change obligations.

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Subject for discussion (Ms T V B Mchunu): Measures to protect key state witnesses, or whistle blowers, who may be in possession of sensitive information.

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Subject for discussion (Mr M S F de Freitas): The crucial role that the tourism sector can play in contributing to much needed economic growth and job creation initiatives in the Republic’s post-Covid-19 pandemic economic recovery efforts.

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Subject for discussion (Ms K D Mahlatsi): Strengthening measures for the placement of graduates in workplaces so that they are work-ready for easy absorption into the world of work.

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Draft resolution (Mrs L F Tito): That the House – (1) (2) (3) (4) notes the rapid deterioration of the quality of services offered by the Department of Home Affairs across the country; further notes that the long queues in many of the Home Affairs offices mean that people who need services from that department must take a whole day leave from work in order to have any hope of being served, and that even those who have been processed have to wait for months before getting their documents; acknowledges that specifically, the people of Carolina at the Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality have been subjected to long queues at the Department of Home Affairs offices, and that since Friday, 3 September to date, they are getting no services from the Department due to offline systems; further acknowledges that if things do not change, Home Affairs incompetence will be the biggest threat to the fairness of the upcoming local government elections, as many people will not have their ID documents to enable them to vote; and (5) calls on the Minister responsible for the Department of Home Affairs to attend to this matter.
21dn122e _____________________________________________ APPENDIXES ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 Friday, 10 September 2021] 520 1.

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PETITIONS REFERRED TO COMMITTEES Petition from the residents of the City of Ekurhuleni, calling on the Assembly to investigate the chronic inadequate refuse removal services in their area (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).
Petition from the residents of Kokomeng and neighbouring villages, calling on the Assembly to investigate and prioritize the re-opening of the Kokomeng police station (Mr I S Seitlholo) – (Portfolio Committee on Police – National Assembly).
Petition from the residents of Bredell, Pomona, Brentwood Park and Glen Marais (ward 25), City of Ekurhuleni, calling on the Assembly to investigate the collapse of the reliable supply of electricity in their areas (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).
Petition from the residents of Actonville, Benoni, calling on the Assembly to investigate the high rentals paid by tenants of council- owned flats (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation – National Assembly).

Petition from the residents of Germiston, Ekurhuleni, calling on the Assembly to investigate power outages in Germiston (Ms M Clarke) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs - National Assembly).
Petition from the farmers and the community of Tzaneen, Limpopo, represented by AGRI Letaba, calling on the Assembly to investigate severe electricity outages, power dips, low voltage and poor to no maintenance since 2016 as a result of the failure of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality (Ms D van der Walt) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).
Petition from the Uthukela Tourism, Hospitality and Associated Industries sector in KwaZulu-Natal calling on the Assembly to assist the sector in having all COVID-19 regulations affecting its operations lifted (Mr R A Lees) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).
Petition from the residents of Banaero Park, Kempton Park, calling on the Assembly to urgently intervene and address the serious health risks residents of the City of Ekurhuleni are forced to endure on a daily basis due to raw sewage flowing into the wetlands, and that urgent infrastructure upgrades are needed to the current inadequate water infrastructure (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation – National Assembly).
A petition from the residents of Alphen Park Farrarmere and surrounding suburbs in the City of Ekurhuleni, requesting the Assembly to investigate the failing sewer infrastructure that is causing spillage into the wetland which feeds Benoni lakes and dams (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from the shack dwellers in Khayelitsha, Sub-council Ward 10, calling on the Assembly to investigate service delivery, better clean living conditions, access to water, toilets and better shelter in their area (Ms R M M Lesoma) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from the employees of Sundane projects, Mzanzi Broad Band, ACSS Telecoms, Folo Electricals and others, in which they request the Assembly to investigate why Telkom and OpenServe treat them unfairly and remain in deadlock with their companies (Mr H C C Kruger) – (Portfolio Committee on Small Business Development – National Assembly).

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A petition from the residents of the Emalahleni Local Municipality, calling on the Assembly to investigate the persistent shortage of water in their area in the last ten years (Mr H C C Kruger) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from South African citizens living abroad, calling on the Assembly to investigate the long waiting period for them to renew their passports (Mr A C Roos) – (Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from the residents of Benoni (wards 23, 24, 27 and 28), calling on the Assembly to investigate the continuous power and water interruptions (Ms H Ismail) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Leondale, Germiston, Ekurhuleni, calling on the Assembly to investigate the provision of a police station or satellite police station to combat the high crime rate in their area (Ms M Clarke) – (Portfolio Committee on Police – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Greater Taung, including Tlapeng, Motsweding and Matlapaneng, calling on the Assembly to investigate the construction of road D201 (Mr I S Seitlholo) – (Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure - – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Nomzamo, Orlando East, requesting the Assembly to investigate the lack of service delivery and electricity in their area (Mr T Mhlongo) - (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Ba-Ga Maidi (Matsheng, Kokomeng, Molelema etc) Greater Taung, North West province, calling on the Assembly to investigate the halting of the construction of road D206 (Mr I S Seitlholo) – (Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure– National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Mpame and surrounding areas, Eastern Cape province, calling on the Assembly to investigate lack of electricity in their areas (Mr M G E Hendricks) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Diepkloof Zone 1, ward 26, Gauteng Province, calling on the Assembly to investigate the provision of electricity in their area (Mr T Mhlongo) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from residents of Diepkloof Zone 2, ward 28, Gauteng Province, calling on the Assembly to investigate the provision of electricity in their area (Mr T Mhlongo) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly).

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A petition from the Post Office to Parliament Task Team and the Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation, calling on the Assembly to establish the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (Ms N K Sharif) – (Portfolio Committee on Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities – National Assembly).

_____________________ BILLS REFERRED TO JOINT TAGGING MECHANISM (JTM) 1.

Second Special Appropriation Bill [B 17 – 2021] (National Assembly – proposed sec 77).

BILLS REFERRED TO COMMITTEES 1.

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Protection of State Information Bill [B 6H – 2010] (National Assembly – sec 75) and the President’s reservations on the constitutionality of the Bill as submitted to him (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 12 June 2020, p 7) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).
National Forests Amendment Bill [B 11B – 2016] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Select Committee on Land Reform, Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy – National Council of Provinces).

Traditional Courts Bill [B 1D – 2017] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).
Copyright Amendment Bill [B 13B - 2017] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry – National Assembly) (see Minutes of Proceedings of National Assembly of 1 June 2021, item 6 (42nd Order)).

National Environmental Management Laws Amendment Bill [B 14D – 2017] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Select Committee on Land Reform, Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy – National Council of Provinces).

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Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill [B 24B - 2016] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry – ORDER PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 42–2021 523 [Friday, 10 September 2021 National Assembly) (see Minutes of Proceedings of National Assembly of 1 June 2021, item 6 (43rd Order)).

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9. International Crimes Bill [B 37 – 2017] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).
Prevention of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill [B 9 – 2018] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).

State Liability Amendment Bill [B 16 – 2018] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).

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South African Reserve Bank Bill [B 26 – 2018] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Standing Committee on Finance – National Assembly).

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Public Finance Management Amendment Bill [B 41 - 2018] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Standing Committee on Finance – National Assembly).

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Civil Aviation Amendment Bill [B 44B - 2018] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Select Committee on Transport, Public Service and Administration, Public Works and Infrastructure – National Council of Provinces).

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Local Government: Municipal Systems Amendment Bill [B 2B - 2019] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Select Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Water and Sanitation and Human Settlements – National Council of Provinces).

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National Health Insurance Bill [B 11 - 2019] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Health – National Assembly).

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Economic Regulation of Transport Bill [B 1 - 2020] (National Assembly– sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Transport – National Assembly).

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Fiscal Responsibility Bill [B 5 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Standing Committee on Finance – National Assembly).

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National Road Traffic Amendment Bill [B 7 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Transport – National Assembly).

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Transport Appeal Tribunal Amendment Bill [B 8 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Transport – National Assembly).

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Public Finance Management Amendment Bill [B 13 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Standing Committee on Finance - National Assembly).

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Financial Sector Laws Amendment Bill [B 15B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Select Committee on Finance - National Council of Provinces).
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Children’s Amendment Bill [B 18 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Social Development – National Assembly).

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Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill [B 19 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly).

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Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Amendment Bill [B 21B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Select Committee on Trade Industry, Economic Development, Small Business Development, Tourism, Employment and Labour – National Council of Provinces).

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Expropriation Bill [B 23 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure – National Assembly) [Referred to National House of Traditional Leaders on 6 November 2020].

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Fund-raising Amendment Bill [B 29 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Social Development – National Assembly).

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Pension Funds Amendment Bill [B 30 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Standing Committee on Finance – National Assembly).

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Sectional Titles Amendment Bill [B 31 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development – National Assembly).

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Agricultural Produce Agents Amendment Bill [B 33 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development – National Assembly).

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Electoral Laws Second Amendment Bill [B 34 - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs – National Assembly).

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Animals Protection Amendment Bill [B 1 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development – National Assembly).
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Disaster Management Amendment Bill [B 2 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – National Assembly) [Referred to National House of Traditional Leaders on 4 March 2021].

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Railway Safety Bill [B 7 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Transport - National Assembly).

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Preservation and Development of Agricultural Land Bill [B 8 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development – National Assembly).

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Gas Amendment Bill [B 9 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy – National Assembly).

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Housing Consumer Protection Bill [B10 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation – National Assembly).

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Land Court Bill [B 11 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 75) – (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services – National Assembly) [Referred to National House of Traditional Leaders on 18 June 2021].

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Upstream Petroleum Resources Development Bill [B 13 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy – National Assembly) [Referred to National House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders on 18 August 2021].

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Plant Health (Phytosanitary) Bill [B 14 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development - National Assembly).

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Agricultural Product Standards Amendment Bill [B 15 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development - National Assembly).

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Public Administration Laws General Amendment Bill [B 16 - 2021] (National Assembly – sec 76) – (Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration – National Assembly).

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Second Special Appropriation Bill [B 17 – 2021] (National Assembly – proposed sec 77) – (Standing Committee on Appropriations – National Assembly).

BILLS RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY FOR CONSIDERATION OF PRESIDENT’S RESERVATIONS 1.

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Protection of State Information Bill [B 6H – 2010] (National Assembly – sec 75).

Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill [B 24B - 2016] (National Assembly – sec 75).

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Copyright Amendment Bill [B 13B - 2017] (National Assembly – sec 75).
BILLS AMENDED AND PASSED BY NATIONAL COUNCIL OF PROVINCES AND RETURNED TO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR CONCURRENCE 1.

Traditional Courts Bill [B 1D – 2017] (National Assembly – sec 76).

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Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act Amendment Bill [B 16B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75).

Domestic Violence Amendment Bill [B 20B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75).

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National Forests Amendment Bill [B 11B – 2016] (National Assembly – sec 76).
National Environmental Management Laws Amendment Bill [B 14D – 2017] (National Assembly – sec 76).

National Gambling Amendment Bill [B 27B – 2018] (National Assembly – sec 76).

Civil Aviation Amendment Bill [B 44B - 2018] (National Assembly – sec 75).

Local Government: Municipal Systems Amendment Bill [B 2B - 2019] (National Assembly – sec 76).

Financial Sector Laws Amendment Bill [B 15B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75).
Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Amendment Bill [B 21B - 2020] (National Assembly – sec 75).
_______________________________ INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS Ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of India, the Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil and the Government of the Republic of South Africa on the IBSA Fund for the Alleviation of Poverty and Hunger (signed 17 October 2017) (Tabled on 18 October 2019) (NA: Referred to Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation on 22 October 2019) (NCOP: Referred to Select Committee on Security and Justice on 24 October 2019).
African Charter on Statistics (Tabled on 5 March 2020) (NA: Referred to Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration on 9 March 2020) (NCOP: Referred to Select Committee on Security and Justice on 2 December 2020).

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527 [Friday, 10 September 2021 Accession to the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) in South East Asia by the Republic of South Africa (Tabled on 7 October 2020) (NA: Referred to Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation on 9 October 2020).

The Final Acts of the ITU World Radio Conference 2019 (Tabled on 5 March 2021) (NA: Referred to Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation on 9 March 2021).
The International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid: Adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 30 November 1973 (Tabled on 1 April 2021) (NA: Referred to Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services on 8 April 2021) (NCOP: Referred to Select Committee on Security and Justice on 15 April 2021).
Charter Establishing The Southern African Development Community Aviation Safety Organisation (Tabled on 3 June 2021) (NCOP: Referred to the Select Committee on Transport, Public Service and Administration, Public Works and Infrastructure on 3 June 2021 - reported on 1 September 2021 – approved on 9 September 2021).

to the Amended Convention the Protection, Accession the Marine and Coastal Management and Development of Environment of the Western Indian Ocean (Nairobi Convention) (Tabled on 11 June 2021).
for the SADC Protocol on Gender and Agreement Amending Development (Tabled on 9 September 2021) (NCOP: Referred to the Select Committee on Health and Social Services on 9 September 2021).

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